#oldweirdproverbs
Live, measured metrics for the hashtag #oldweirdproverbs from the open social web. Every number carries a named source and the time it was fetched. Nothing is estimated.
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Day-by-day usage
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A' THING EIKS QUO THE WRAN QUHEN SCHE PIST IN THE SIE (Everything adds up, said the wren when she pissed in the sea) Early 17th century Scots proverb #OldWeirdProverbs #OldWeirdScotland #Scots
"ANE TURD SPOILS A POTFULL OF SOUP" --16th Century Scots equivalent of the "one bad apple" proverb. A 19th century version reads: "a spoonfu o stink will spoil a potfu o skink" #OldWeirdScotland #OldWeirdProverbs
"ANE TURD SPOILS A POTFULL OF SOUP" --16th Century Scots equivalent of the "one bad apple" proverb. #OldWeirdScotland #OldWeirdProverbs
#oldweirdproverbs across platforms
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